Sentence examples for a more accurate spatial from inspiring English sources
This study demonstrate the effective use of limited (spatial and quantitative) information (seismological, geological and geomorphological) to a more accurate spatial variation of the seismic hazard that can be modelled, which will provide an improved basis for seismic (micro) hazard zonation.
The addition of fine grain information on forest structure (LiDAR) led to a better understanding of landscape use and a more accurate spatial representation of habitat suitability, even for a species with large spatial requirements as the brown bear, which will result in the development of more effective measures to assist endangered species conservation.
The coregistered MR images were processed using the DARTEL (Diffeomorphic Anatomical Registration Through Exponentiated Lie algebra) approach [32] to enable a more accurate spatial normalization.
Because we want to estimate accessibility at a small distance (500 m), it is very important to have a more accurate spatial location of medical clinics to avoid biases.
Participants with a good SOD learned more accurate spatial knowledge than those reporting a poor SOD for landmark familiarity, route ordering, route actions, and direction estimation.
The examples in Africa, where most of the cases occur [4], are scarce and there is a real need for more accurate spatial information.
Lefties performed better on both the complex version of the T.M.T. — demonstrating faster and more accurate spatial skills, along with strong executive control and mental flexibility — and on the L.N.S., demonstrating enhanced working memory.
To overcome this limitation, several methods that allow for more accurate spatial sound field synthesis were suggested in the past.
In contrast, we found no main effect of learning intentionality, as participants who were intentionally instructed to learn spatial relationships did not acquire more accurate spatial knowledge than participants not instructed to learn.
The use of spatial analysis is recommended as it can provide more accurate spatial patterns of infant mortality and thus allows public health authorities to closely monitor this indicator.
But statistical data of population at the level of census tracts or districts may be distributed into different land uses to generate more accurate spatial population distribution or population density data.
